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Psychological considerations essential for the physician and surgeon practicing in the aesthetic field
You are welcome to attend the inception and first scientific meeting of the newly launched Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery Section at the Royal Society of Medicine.This first meeting offers physicians and surgeons working in the aesthetic field a unique opportunity to enhance their understanding of the psychological aspects of their practice. Through academic lectures and interactive discussions led by expert speakers, attendees will gain valuable insights into the diagnosis and management of psychological disorders commonly encountered in aesthetic practice, including body dysmorphic disorder. You will learn to recognise warning signs and explore therapeutic approaches to support the psychological well-being of patients seeking aesthetic treatments.
As a member of the Royal Society of Medicine, attending this meeting will grant you the special distinction of becoming a Founding Member of the new Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery Section.
By attending this event, you will learn to:
- Recognise the psychological signs and symptoms encountered by physicians and surgeons in aesthetic practice
- Recognise the warning signs
- Consider treatment steps that physicians and surgeons in the aesthetic field may take to assist their patients from a psychological standpoint.
Attendance criteria
To attend our Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery Section events, you need to be either:
1. Full member of the Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery Section. To apply, download the application form and send it to aesthetic@rsm.ac.uk
OR
2. Eligible Non-Section Member:
Being a Physician/Surgeon on the GMC list or Dentist on the GDC list. Please bring your medical ID to the registration desk on the event day.
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We would like to thank our sponsor Brymill Cryogenic Systems for their support of this meeting.Please note that the scientific programme and content has not been influenced in any way by the sponsor.
